Financial literacy classes can help low-income kids see why they need the salary boost that comes from staying in school.

Acceptly wants to help high school students hack the college admissions process.

Want to boost the number of students going to college? Let guidance counselors do their jobs.
Foshay Tech Academy is giving students academic skills and preparing them for jobs.

A school board member's testing philosophy changed after he took the standardized tests for his district's 10th graders—and did miserably.

Highly selective schools want applicants who are committed to one issue for multiple years.

Shocking numbers of middle and high school students are experiencing sexual harassment.
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A high school in Brooklyn denied students the right to use all but one restroom.

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Will new get-tough measures for evaluating high school performance really improve schools?

High school kids are still boning at the same rate they were 11 years ago, but they're getting smarter about it.

Color-coded student IDs and separate lunch lines ignited controversy in Orange County.

A profit-sharing pilot will give money to nonprofits in New York City and Los Angeles to support education and job training programs.

Studio Schools show how old-school auto shop classes are being replaced with college-and-career preparation.

Five New York City-based artists are out to change attitudes about higher education.

Researchers believe giving students an emotional connection to the subject through characters and plot twists will keep them engaged.

Incoming freshmen explain what put them on the college track and what their friends think about their decision.